From a gingham to a self-reliant working people, she is the last princess aisin Kyora. Yun Ying is also the ordinary people Jin Ruixiu. ------ inscription
The first half of her life was rich and idle, and she was extremely luxurious
The Qing Dynasty was the last dynasty in China, and its rulers were the Manchus, a "people on horseback."
The last emperor aisin Kyora. Puyi's reputation is very large, but he does not know that his seven younger sisters are also beautiful as flowers, among which his third sister Ai Xinjueluo. Yun Ying is particularly outstanding.
Yun Ying was born in the Forbidden City in 1913, a year after the founding of the Republic of China, when the Qing Dynasty no longer existed, and the descendants of the Manchu royal family were imprisoned in the Forbidden City.
Her status as a Manchu Qing Gege is still noble, since she was a child, the eldest brother Puyi has been the "Emperor of the Closed Door" in the city, and every year the National Government has sent four million two silver to spend, and her life is luxurious. Because she is the sister of Puyi's mother, she is particularly fond of her.
She would reward her with whatever big brother she wanted.
She didn't even have to come to something like cutting her toenails. She had no concept of money, it was always ready-made things in front of her, and even she felt that silver was not a good thing, and she was ashamed to talk about money, which sounded very high.
But without the title of Gege, without the support of the family, how could she survive without financial resources?
Sure enough, the days of comfort and stability were not long.
When she was 11 years old, Feng Yuxiang tore up the preferential policy of paying four million taels of silver to the imperial family every year, and expelled the royal family from the Forbidden City.
Yun Ying moved to Tianjin with her eldest brother Puyi.
At this time, she was still carefree.
Puyi took her to learn Japanese and play tennis, which are new things.
Her love came at the age of 19.
She was led by her eldest brother Puyi, and Xu was given to Guo Buluo, the younger brother of Empress Dowager Puyi. Runqi.
Puyi has always liked this third sister, and the marriage arranged for her will naturally not be ambiguous.
Runqi young talent, also a descendant of the royal family, is also Puyi's brother-in-law, and is a good match for Yun Ying. This was an ordinary royal marriage, at first Yun Ying only obeyed her brother's will, but later in that chaotic world, Runqi became her only dependence.
She only had this one marriage in her life.
"Studying in" Japan was humiliated and eventually returned to the motherland
Yun Ying's free, happy, rich and luxurious life did not last long.
Less than a month after her marriage, her husband Runqi was sent by Puyi to Japan to study military affairs, and she also went with her as a relative, nominally to study in Japan, but did not know that she was going to Japan as a hostage.
When she arrived in Japan, she was surrounded by the Japanese Imperial Family, and they made her the honorary president of the Women's Association and taught her the members of the imperial family Chinese.
Let her stay in the apartment every day and not go anywhere.
In this way, she was put under house arrest by the Japanese imperial family in disguise.
Japan did this to make Puyi obedient, because Yun Ying was a very close person to him, and she was most suitable as a hostage to threaten Puyi.
However, Yun Ying was spoiled from childhood, and suddenly became a hostage, suffered humiliation, and felt very uncomfortable.
She often wrote letters hoping that Puyi could take her back to China, but Puyi was cowardly, subject to others, and it was difficult to protect himself, and he had the heart to save his sister and could not do it, so he could only bind his sister's letter into a book and make a memorial.
Fortunately, within two years, Yun Ying was able to return to China in the name of visiting relatives, returning to Xinjing (now Changchun), the capital of puppet Manchukuo, and resolutely did not go to Japan again.
Her husband, Runqi, also soon came to Xinjing from Japan to work as an instructor at the Higher Military Academy in puppet Manchukuo. Yun Ying had only been stable for a few years.
However, later when Japan surrendered, Yun Ying fled with her brother Puyi to the Big Chestnut Ditch in Jilin Province, and then the Soviet Red Army took over the northeast, and Puyi was captured by the Soviet Red Army and imprisoned in Siberia during this period, which caused a big blow to the Manchu Qing imperial family at that time.
Yun Ying's husband Runqi disappeared on the way to escape.
As a royal family of the Qing Dynasty, Yun Ying was very unpopular in the society at that time.
The common people hated the Qing government, and Yun Ying's status as a Qing Dynasty gege not only did not have any conveniences and benefits, but would make her life in the new society difficult.
Put down your dignity and set up a stall to get by
In 1949, Peiping was liberated and renamed Beijing, and New China was founded that year.
The new government moved Yun ying to Beijing.
At that time, Yun Ying was already a mother of three children, and her husband's mother had to support her, and her husband's whereabouts were unknown, and the burden of the family suddenly fell on the shoulders of a weak woman.
In order to survive, for the sake of her children, she had to go out to earn money to support her family, but the pampered life in the court for the first half of her life made her "ten fingers not stain the spring water" and "four bodies are not diligent, the grain is not divided", and there is no life skills at all.
The means of making a living she could think of herself was to set up stalls, but stalls were not a decent job, and even required her to put down her dignity.
Even the most noble character can only bow to life in difficult circumstances.
She set up a stall and sold cigarettes. But at that time, the people's life was not rich, cigarettes could only be sold one by one to sell, she would sell cigarettes one by one, and when someone recognized her special identity when setting up the stall, she would be treated unfairly.
Even if it is so difficult, the stalls only make a little money, and it is difficult to even make a living. Fortunately, the relief of Yun Ying's father, the former regent Zaifeng, was a little better.
But in 1951, Yun Ying's father also died, his father had many children, and she was married, so she only got a little inheritance, that is, a few old houses.
But the old house in Beijing is still quite valuable, and she rents it out to others to collect rent, which is barely enough to make ends meet.
Peak loop turn get a new life
The upheavals and displacements along the way, the separation from relatives one after another, whether it is life or death, make Yun Ying feel more pain.
But life goes on.
She felt that setting up a stall was not the way to go, and she wanted to find a stable and serious job.
But no one wanted her. One is the reason for identity, and the other is incompetence.
At this time, she met a nobleman, who was Zhang Shizhao, director of the Central Research Museum of Literature and History.
Because he accidentally saw yun Ying's letter to Puyi in Japan included in the book "The Remnants of the Palace" on an old book stall, he knew the humiliation suffered by this late Qing Gege, and he wanted to help her.
Through the introduction of her uncle Zaitao, Zhang Shizhao found Yun Ying and asked her to write a self-statement to the chairman, and she wrote down her past.
After final deliberations, the state decided to arrange for her to serve as a member of the CPPCC Committee in the Dongcheng District of Beijing, and her identity has been different since then.
She was no longer a member of the feudal royal family, she became a cppcc member of the New China who served the masses of the people. Her life has improved. She is grateful to the state for caring for her.
After her job stabilized, she encountered another happy event in her life--- "long goodbye reunion".
Yes, her husband Runqi is back.
It turned out that Runqi was escorted by the Soviet Red Army to the 45th Prisoner of War Camp of Belix in the Soviet Union as Puyi's personal bodyguard, and was humiliated, and after staying in the Soviet Union for five years, he was escorted to the Fushun War Criminals Management Center in Liaoning Province.
However, the Fushun management center was not as full of discrimination and persecution as the Soviet shelter, and in the Fushun War Criminals Management Center, Runqi learned a lot of knowledge and received the baptism of new ideas.
He stayed there for seven years, and for seven years he organized his life, reading books, reading newspapers, listening to the radio, working, and the cells there were locked, and everyone could go to each other's doors and chat.
He called that period of prison life the "Paradise of Bars."
His positive performance led to his amnesty in 1957, and as soon as he was released, he returned to his family and his dear wife Yun Ying, which was really a "broken mirror and reunion".
Her husband, who had been away for twelve years, suddenly returned to her side, and Yun Ying was excited and happy, and she knew that her "heaven" had returned.
At this point, the second half of Yun Ying's suffering was over.
In her later years, she and her husband lived happily, and her husband also became a doctor. She has also been doing her duty in the service of the people.
The chairman commented that she had "walked into the masses of the people and become a person with ambitions."
In 1992, Yun Ying died at the age of 79.
Love Shin Kyora. Yun Ying's first half of her life was full of food and clothing, and the second half of her life was turbulent and displaced.
She quickly recognized the reality after the imperial family, supported herself, always full of confidence in life, worked hard to live, and actively integrated into the people.
In the end, "keep the clouds open and see the moon", there is a good ending.